Are you presenting a product or service to a potential client or an audience of potential clients? The main point of the presentation is to make the sale. However, the focus of the presentation should be the audience. How can you accomplish both in one shot? Craft and effective sales pitch. Here are some tips.
Are you underestimating your audience? In today’s episode of the Public Speaking Super Powers podcast, I share four ways speakers underestimate their audiences and how to avoid making those same mistakes.
As a public speaker, you are an expert on some topic. What better way to demonstrate this expertise…and get some search engine juice for your speaking website…than through content marketing.
Having healthy self-esteem means that you have confidence. You feel sure about what you can do. You like who you are as a person and you respect yourself. It means that you can see the value of being you. And, it definitely makes being a decent speaker a whole lot easier. Fortunately, your self-esteem is within your power to manage and improve.
What is the most memorable kind of communication? Read on to find out … and how to become better at this skill.
Perfectionism can stop you from getting started in public speaking. But it can do way more than that, as well. In this episode of the Public Speaking Super Powers Podcast, I’m going to talk about perfectionism and how it breeds the fear of public speaking.
Once you start creating Facebook Live content, you will very quickly recognize just how great the format is for really connecting with your audience. However, you’ll also find out pretty quickly if your audience isn’t large enough for it to be truly effective for your business. So how can you grow your audience both on and for your Facebook Live content?
